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This is the report of a cor triatriatum dextrum, detected in utero and surgically treated at 10 days of age. We have been unable to find a similar report of neonatal correction in the literature.

Rev Esp Cardiol. 2010;63(12):1510-6 1515 On the other hand, in the fetus and in childhood it is exceptional to find an obstructive CTD without associate anomalies, and in our experience it is also exceptional to find it associated with right-sided heart malformations. That perception is corroborated by the lack of description of this issue, limited to a few cases published in literature.4-6 In ...